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    • May 3
    • 1 min read

Illnesses and returning to school

Important reminder: You must inform the school should your child or anyone in your household have any COVID-like symptoms, exposure to a COVID case, or is in the process of receiving a COVID test. Your child should stay home if any of these situations apply.

We need your help to keep our school healthy and safe, please review the Return to School/Work Criteria and the Daily Wellness Check at Home guide here.

When a student is absent due to COVID-19-like symptoms of illness, a doctor's clearance is required to return to school. All students of the same household of the ill student must NOT come to school until the ill student obtains a doctor's clearance. If a student does not have an appropriate clearance, they will be sent home. These guidelines are in the DOE Return to Learn: School Reopening Plan which was last updated 3/4/21.


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